Re: [OSM-dev] OpenStreetMap directly in Mapserver; it has been fulfilled

Nice work! Stefan wrote: > I have created a patch for OGR that allows direct usage of the ... > > > Once FrankW thinks it is a nice patch. I would suggest that you communicate and offer the patch on gdal-dev (lists.osgeo.org). - S. 2008/10/19 Stefan de Konink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > -BEGIN P

Re: [josm-dev] ewmsplugin on win32

On Mon, 20 Oct 2008, Rui Correia wrote: >> WebKit is one of the HTML engines of the world. Better to talk about >> Qt-WebKit engine based download tool > > Bear with me for a moment and please don't forget that I am a newbie. > Let's say that I don't understand your above statement. Every Webbrow

Re: [OSM-dev] Faster loading with scabies

Most modern databases have some kind of "block-load" API for efficiently importing large chunks of data into their tables. It's really only the most simple stuff that __doesn't__ slow down when importing using INSERT. Although it should plateau to a constant time/INSERT pretty quickly. Brett Hend

Re: [OSM-dev] OpenStreetMap directly in Mapserver; it has been fulfilled

Mikel Maron wrote: > >> I have created a patch for OGR that allows direct usage of the >> OpenStreetMap data (with normalised tables) inside Mapserver. > > You wrote an OGR adaptor for OSM data format? Bravo! If you mean by dataformat XML -> No. If you mean by dataformat

Re: [OSM-dev] Binary OSM db (was: Re: on-disk indexing of geodata)

2008/10/17, Sascha Silbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: Hello Sasche and Freek, I'm just back from the weekend and trying to catch up on your discussion. I have a few questions: === 1D-Indexing So, for an 1D-index you have ended up with a tree of order 8. Like the a file with the following record-f